2017
DOI: 10.1631/fitee.1601732
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A new item-based deep network structure using a restricted Boltzmann machine for collaborative filtering

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“…DL-based methods are also used in RS to handle with sparsity problem by combining user preferences, and side information in hybrid approaches [12,13]. Reducing the dimension of user-item preference matrix with DL-based techniques is also utilized in RS to handle with sparsity [14,15]. Despite the abundance of studies based on DL techniques in single ratingoriented RS, the number of DL-based approaches aiming to handle with sparsity and accuracy issues in MCCF is limited.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…DL-based methods are also used in RS to handle with sparsity problem by combining user preferences, and side information in hybrid approaches [12,13]. Reducing the dimension of user-item preference matrix with DL-based techniques is also utilized in RS to handle with sparsity [14,15]. Despite the abundance of studies based on DL techniques in single ratingoriented RS, the number of DL-based approaches aiming to handle with sparsity and accuracy issues in MCCF is limited.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, in [7] Guo et al proposed a novel method called "Merge" to incorporate social trust information, and supplement user preference by merging users' trusted neighbor ratings. In [8] Hu et al integrated time information into collaborative filtering similarity measure in collaborative filtering algorithm, and designed a hybrid personalized random walk algorithm; Yong-ping Du et al [5] proposed item-based RBM, and used deep and multilayer RBM network structure to solve the problem of data sparsity; Sedhain et al [20] generalized matrix algebra framework, and they doesn't need the target user's data when the side information is available ; Jian Wei et al [25] put forward two models on the basis of a framework based on tight-coupling collaborative filtering and the in-depth study into neural network; A. Murat Yagci et al [26] focused on frequent co-occurrence items and proposed SASCF to eliminate the cold start of the system; Su Hongyi et al [22] proposed a new algorithm involving time decay factor in the CF algorithm, and deployed time weights on the MapReduce parallel computing framework ; Xiuju Liu et al [13] presented a new algorithm of CF-ISEGB, and took the influence sets of current e-learning groups into consideration to effectively solve problems caused by sparse data sets.…”
Section: Application Of Improved Collaborative Filtering In the Recom...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The item-based collaborative filtering algorithm mainly includes: (1) using the existing user item rating record to calculate the similarity between items;(2) finding the nearest neighbor set of the target item according to the size of the similarity; (3) predicting the target item's rating by using the target user's rating of the nearest neighbor set item, and recommending the item to the user with a high forecast rating [15,16,17]. In order to alleviate data sparseness and scalability problem of the user-based collaborative filtering recommendation algorithm, it chooses to use Slope one algorithm [18].…”
Section: Item-based Collaborative Filtering Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%